MPs play softball with Ramaphosa
During Zuma's tenure, presidential Q&A sessions were chaotic, marred by fighting and shouting. Respect has returned to the house — but rigorous questioning of the president is needed
05 September 2024 - 05:01
Before President Cyril Ramaphosa left for China last week, he was in parliament to answer questions for the first time as leader of the government of national unity (GNU).
The three-hour Q&A session is a quarterly affair during which political parties can question the president and ask about the work of the cabinet...
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